Mandy Moore is considering shaving her head after seeing Natalie Portman doing it for the film 'V for Vendetta'.


I think Mandy would be completely bonkers to do it. To cut off her luscious locks and go bald..mhhh..na..


Mandy Moore told 'The Sun'...

"I'm thinking of shaving my head...It looked great on Natalie Portman."

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Don't you just hate it when you appear on the cover of an international magazine with the title "Orgasms Unlimited" right next to your face. According to Contact Music, Mandy Moore is less than thrilled to be forever associated with endless orgasms.

"I'm very flattered to be on a magazine cover, but the horrifying part is my parent's have framed every magazine that I've ever been on from the beginning. "

"So there's a whole wall dedicated to that and it starts off with me at 14 and 'Mandy's favourite colour is pink!' and now Cosmo and my face and 'orgasms unlimited.' "

"And my dad has to take it to the framer's to get it framed. It has nothing to do with me - it's just an article (that appears in the magazine)!"

Mandy Moore's 1999-2002: Early pop albums


Mandy Moore, fifteen years-old at the time, released her first album, So Real, on December 7, 1999. The album reached a peak of #31 on the US Billboard 200 album chart. At the time of her album's release, Mandy Moore was considered only the latest in a quickly-growing series of heavily-marketed 'pop princesses' akin to Britney Spears, Christina Aguilera and Jessica Simpson. Mandy Moore was the last (and youngest) of the four to reach mainstream radio, and was initially not as successful as her peers. Still, So Real was certified platinum in the US by early 2000 and sold 943,000 copies; Mandy Moore's debut single, "Candy," peaked at #41 on the US Billboard Hot 100 and was certified gold. A follow-up single, "Walk Me Home," was also released, but to less success. Mandy Moore also released the title track, "So Real," outside the States.



Mandy Moore's vocal catergory is Soubrette. Mandy Moore highest note is G5 and her lowest note is A3. Mandy Moore's vocal range is approximately two octaves. Mandy Moore's vocals aren't as high as those of her peers Jessica Simpson or Christina Aguilera, but are higher than those of Britney Spears.


Mandy Moore released a re-worked version of her debut album entitled I Wanna Be With You on May 9, 2000, only six months after So Real's release. The album included several new songs, along with tracks from So Real, as well as a couple of remixed songs. Some criticized it as a remix album and not a true followup. The album reached a peak of #21 on the Billboard 200; it was later certified gold in the US and sold 792,000 copies. The title track was the only single and reached a peak of #24 on the Hot 100, Mandy Moore's highest peak to date. The song was also featured in the film Center Stage (2000).

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